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Newspaper Page TextVALLEY RECORD. ASHLAND. O b Thursday, June 25. 18»! The People’s Paper. “August Flower” i BEADLE IN INDIANA. The THE CONSERVATISM OF RURAL RE- ! I GIONS. How the Hooaier State Was Settled—The Office in McCall's Hall, up-stairs; stairs on north side of Masonic building. Hill Regiuns Were Vint Occupied. Entered in the Postoffice at Ashland as For two years I suffered terribly Beadle's Anaiytd» of Hoosier Speech. Second Clans mail matter. with stomach trouble, and was for Paradigm of a Hoosier Verb. Authorized Agents. The following p«rties are authorized to receipt for subscriptions, advertisements, U»b printing, etc. Any favors shown them will be duly appreciated by the V alley Rzcoan: Eagle Point „ ..A. C. Howlett i Linked le..... R. B. Hatton: Jacksonville . ...L. L. Jacwba Central Potel.. .... W. A. Owen s Medford ...... Miller A Strang DIRECTORY. > N Dolph ..................................... ^Senator» John H Mtecbell........................... 1 Binger Hermann ...................Congressman Heater Pennowr. ...................... Governor i W. McBnde __ Secretary of State .............. State Treasurer Supt Public Instruction ...................State Printer R................ n... ............ ............... i William P Lord . ¿Supreme Judges B 8 Baan...................... | n*rrrvviciAL distbict . L R Webster ......................... Circuit Judge William M Col rig .......... District Attorney For Jackson, Josephine. Lake and Klam ath counties. JACKSON CaCNTY. all that time under treatment by a physician. He finally, after trying everything, said stomach was about worn out, and that I would have to cease eating solid food for a time at least. I was so weak that I could not work. Finally on the recom mendation of a friend who had used your preparations A worn-out with beneficial re sults, I procured a Stomach bottle of August Flower, and com menced using it. It seemed to do me good at once. I gained in strength and flesh rapidly; my ap petite became good, and I suffered no bad effects from what I áte. I feel now like a new man, and con sider that August Flower has en tirely cured me of Dyspepsia in its worst form. J ames E. D kdbrick , Saugerties, New York. W. B. Utsey, St George’s, S. C., writes: I have used your August Flower for Dyspepsia and find it an excellent remedy. • County Seat............................. Jacksonville Tb«o Cameron..................................... Senator J M McCall..................... ( Samuel Furry.................. ¿Representatives J W Merritt.......... ........ . t j a n « u .............. .................. County Judge Chas W Taylor ............ jCommiasioners HARRIS & MURPHY BROS., B«n Haymond... Max Muller ....... ................... County Clerk I Jam««G Birdaey ........................... Sheriff ASHLAND, OREGON. Geo R Bloomer ......................... Treasurer I L Hamilton....... ............................Assessor C 0 Price............ School Superintendent Peter Anplegate ........................... Surveyor Opened at the old Ashland market stand on Main street, facing the bridge. Dr J S rarson... ............................. Coroner joaxraisx county . Connty Seat .............................Grants Pass Shop thoroughly renovated and re Walter Sinclair......... ............... Joint Senator H B Milter............................... Representative fitted. Volnev Colvig ........................ County Judge C O Bigelow....................... «Commissioners 77ie choice tt of Freeh Meat»—Beef. Mut P Hansen............................ J ton, Veal, Pork, Sautaget, etc. Chas K Chanslor.....................County Clerk J C Moes ............................................. Bheria J W Sherer...................................... Treasurer B C Harmon...................................... Assessor W A Maasie .......... School Superintendert C W Ma vena...................................... Surveyor Dr Wallace........................................ .Coronor ------- In A NEW MEAT MARKET. A BARGAIN KLAMATH COUNTY. * County Seat ...................................... Linkville C A Cogrwall, <4 take.......... Joint Senator ▲ SnMer, of take .. Joint Representative J 8 Orr ................................. County Judge W C Crawford................... • (Commissioners Anyone contemplating the purchase of C 8 Silvers........................... j a first class Sewing Machine Should Not A L Leavitt,........................................... Clerk Fail to B W Gowan......................................... Sheriff BUY A NO. 9 WHEELER Wm B Howe.................................... Treasurer John Sm&rt . A <B WILSON. P L Fountain,....... School Superintendent Isa taekeard................................... Surveyor A Bargain in one of these Fine Machines John W Siemens................................ Coroner can be bad by inquiring at this office. Sewing Machine. LAKE COUNTY, County Heat ................................. takeview C A Conwell, of take ......... Joint Senator I A Snyder, of take Joint Representative ' W A Wilshire. ..................County Judge G M Jones ......................... (Commissioners A V Lane. ......................... 1 W N Button ................ 7..................... Clerk W P Heryford ...................................... Sheriff ; A McCallan.................. Treasurer A H fisher School Superintendent J J E McDonough.................................Assessor W K Barry ‘ ................ Stick Inspector The circuit court for the First Judicial : district sets in Jackson county on first , Monday in April. September and Decem ber, In Klamath county on Second Mon day in Jun«and first Monday in November. In Lake county on the third Monday in « May and the second Monday in October. Iu Josephine county on first Mondays in March and August For Jackson coenty tbs County, Probate aitd Commissioners courts meet every | month, commencing with the first Monday; I for Josephine count) , the first Monday in ! January, April, July and September; for taka county, every alternate month, com mencing the first Monday in January; for Klamath county, the first Wednesday in March. June. September and November. SOCIETY DIRECTORIES PRESBYTERIAN. Meets in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and kl Saturday of each month. Visiting Com rades cordiallv welcomed. W. A. P athck , Commander. J R Casey. Adjutant. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. GRANITE LODGE, NO. 23, Knights Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets every Friday evening Visiting Knights in good standing are cordially invited to attend. H J. H icks , U. C. T. E. G odfhxy , K. of R and 8. SISKIYOU CHAPTER, NO. 21, R. A. M. Regular convocations on the Thursday next after the full moon. D R M ills , H P. A PH ammond , Secretary. Stated communications on the Thursday of or before the full moon. M L M c C all , W M. Janies Chisholm, Secretary. ALPHA CHAPTER, NO. 1, O. E. S. Church, corner Main and Helman streets. Regular Services.—Sunday, 11 A. M. and Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays 7 r, M. Sunday School. 9:30 A M. in each month. Young Peorie’H Meeting, 6 o’locck P M M rs . A. M c C all , W Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening. Miss Lydia McCall. Secretary. Rsv. F. G. S trasgk , Pastor. I. O. O. F. ASHLAND LODGE, NO. Church, corner Main and Bush streets. Regular service«.—Sunday. 11 A M. and 7:30 P. M. Sunday School. 9.30 A. M. Prayer Meeting.every Thursday evening; Y«MMg People s Meeting, Sunday 6 r. m . Ladies' Aid Society, Wednesday 2 r. m . Rav. C. A. Liwis, Pastor. 45. Hold regular meetings every Saturday evening at their hall in Ashland. Brethren in good standing are cordiallv inviu.i to attend J. H. M c B bidk , N G. E. J. Farlow, Sec’y. PILOT ROCK ENCAMPMENT, NO. 16. Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hall every 2d and 4th Monday in each month Members in good standing cordially invited to attend. BAPJI8T. M. N, L ong , C P. Church, corner Church and High streets. E. J. Farlow, Scribe. Regular Services.—Sunday. 11 A. M. and 7 r. M. Sundav School. 9:30 A M HOPE REBECCA DEGREE LODGE, No. 24. Christian Endeavor Society, 6:30 P M Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening. Meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday in each * oveaant Meeting, Saturday before third month in Odd Fellows’s Hall. Ashland. Sunday in each month, 2 P. M. Ladies’ M bs . R obt . T aylor , N. G. Social, second Tuesday eve in each mon h J. H. McBride, Sec'y. Rav. F. K. V an T a » bkl , Pastor. A. O. U. W. CONGREGATIONAL. ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 66. Church, cor. Main street and Boulevard Meets in lodge room in Odd Fellows' Hall egular Services—Sunoav, 10:30 A. M. every first and third Wednesday in each ltd 7:30 P. M. Sunday School. 12 M. month. All brethren in good standing are rayer Meeting, every Thursday evening. cordially invited to attend. Rav. G. J. W bbstcb , W illiam P attkrbon , M W. B 8 R adcliff . Recorder. Pastor. CATHOLIC. t’hnrch. corner Sixth and B <tre< • Regular Services.—Everv fourth .»ui> 10 A. M. Sunday School, even i,.. Sunday. 3 P. M. F athsk F. S. S <‘M. Pastor EPISCOPAL. Services in Baptist church, cor. Chur, and High streets, second and fourth Sut days, Jr. M. Rav. F. B. T icxsob . Pastor. »SATTI’S TOUB OF TUB WORLD. Ex-Mayor Daniel F. Beatty, of Beatty\ Celebrated Organi and Piano*, Washington, New Jersey, has returned home from an ex tended tour of the world. Read bis adver tisement ia this paper and send for catalogue. BEATTY SECULAR UNION. Ashland Secular Union No 1. meets at McCall's Hall the first Sunday in every month, at 7 o'clock p m. W N L ucky , Pres. H 8 Evans, sec’y. JEWELRY! The Best tock in Southern Oregon-Latest Designs and Most Perfect Movements. R. K. Funk of Lake county is in Kla TOPICS OF IMPORTANCE TO FRUIT math county and has already organized two alliances, Pine Grove, with J. R. GROWERS AND GARDENERS. i Th. Tuberous Variety for Bedding on Lawns—One of the Best Foliage Planta Suitable for Window Culture—Hints^or Timid Florists. Cooper and W B. Love president and secretary, and Plevna, with E. W. Sheets and B. McCormack holding same offices. Douglas county is even ahead of Jack- son county in farmers’ alliances, having ten of them. A shland M arble [Special Correepondencc.) ------------ ON HAX1) A FL'LL I LINE OF CHOICE Marble, 1 All Orders in Stone Work Promptly Filled. Marble Works on MAIN S STREET, ’ TIN STORE Is the place to buy Hardware, Tin, Sheet-Iron and Copperware. eeps The tuberous begonias, which are ad CONGRESSMAN SIMPSON. C orydon J unction , Ind., May 21.— mirable plants for bedding on lawns, The tendency of the times ia toward Particular Attention to have not been pushed in this country as He Talks About the Tariff, Congress more radical views on all topics. For and Class Legislation. much as they deserve. There is a general the most part, however, the rural pop Mr. Simpson says that he learned a idea prevalent that they require unusual ulation is still conservative, and no good deal of interest to him during his ly careful culture and that they are dif where more so than in western Pennsyl I ficult to handle during the period of eastern trip. He found that in New vania and the adjacent sections of Ohio. York state perhaps 90 per cent, of the rest. Which will be done in a workmanlik' Despite all the improvements of the age farms were mortgaged for more than manner and at prices that and the increasing tendency of Amer Jackson park and make it an immense they would actually bring if sold now. icans to travel, the Allegheny mountains feature of the World’s fair. As might They were mortgaged when farm lands «till mark a well defined line between be expected, this astounding project has were high, and many of them are now two essentially different varieties of our set the tongues of ruin worshipers wag HEREBY respectfully inform the farm worth half what they were then. In ; ging vigorously. Some antiquarians de people. I have crossed them on every i ers and laboring people of Jackson coun Full stock always on hand and made New England, he says, the people are clare that it would be an artistic, moral ty, Oregon, that I have been appointed to order. parallel from New York down to where I rapidly becoming free traders. He pre Deputy Organizer of Alliance and Indus -------- :o:-------- they sink into the «ub-rang'-.s and foot and political outrage to disturb this dicts that the manufacturers will dis trial Unions in this county. Correspond hills of Alabama, and everywhere 1 find glorious relic of ancient Rome. Signor £V None but the best material used. cover that protection Is as much a mi«- ence solicited from all who are desirous of the man of the eastern slope noticeably Barsotti, editor of The Progresso Italo- organizing Alliances. take for them as was slavery for the In REESER ’S BLOCK, SAMUEL H. HOLT, different from the wan of the west' ru Americano, is opposed to the enterprise south. The Democratic party, he says, Phoenix, Oregon. on patriotic and sentimental grounds. ASHLAND, :::::: OREGON. ■lope, while the rpan of the interior val is not a free trade party; it is and will leys differs from both The difference To indicate that the idea is preposterous be the conservative party, and a new is greatest in Virginia. The traveler by he cites Byron’s lines: party will accomplish the reforms that While btands the Coloetreum. Rome shall rail does not notice this because the are necessary. Tariff for revenue, he towns and cities tend to uniformity, but When stand. falls the Colosseum, Rome shall fall, BEGONIA SCHARFFII, ONE OF THE BEST says, is not free trade. The free trade Practical Gunsmith, let one turn to right or left at any sta And when Rome tails—the world. NEW FOLIAGE BEGONIAS. party will have no use whatever for the tion and he will find the fixed population MEDFORD, OREGON, But the Chicago men seem very much With a view to encouraging timid custom houses. Protection will have to in well marked local types. in earnest. They have estimated the florists, we here give some notes from be uprooted as slavery was by a bold, I wish to announce to the public that 1 Virginia has three sets of people. The cost of procuring the Colosseum and re , American Garden on the subject of be radical action, not little by little. am ready to take orders for any kind of old manorial type stills shows in the erecting i t on the shores of Lake Michigan gonias. For bedding use tubers, which gunsmith work, repairing sewing machines, Speaking of the organization of the filing saws, sharpening knives and scissors east, and the Piedmont region is emphat at $40,000,000, a large portion of which : are so cheap there is no necessity to next house he said that he supposed that • etc., etc. ically the land of yeomanry, while in would go to the Italian government for trouble with seedlings. During the the Democrats might elect Crisp speaker, Office on Front street, in bv iiding with the Shenandoah valley the Scotch-Irish- the building. It is also proposed to con summer give all the air possible and as he was a strong, well balanced, brainy John B. WrfSSj-Mhtreal estate agent— 24 - English-German population is like a struct a section of the Appian Way, if a keep the temperature down by dampen and conservative man. As to the Farm prong from Pennsylvania thrust far into : sufficient strip of land can be obtained ing the walks with cold water. Never ers’ Alliance members, they would, he the south. The man of the hills will for the purpose. wet the foliage after they commence said, act together. Their number was think and look differently from the man “Just think,” said Dr. John Aitken, flowering, but before that stage syringe not definitely known, but there would of the plains, just as the man who must1 the originator of the scheme, “of the ad freely. When planted in frames it be thirty-five or forty of them, he ONE AND THREE-FOURTHS,W ANTED—GOOD AGENTS to sell live half the year under a roof will think vantage to every one who visits the fair should always be after the bottom heat thought. They would demand some our general line of merchandise. No peddling. Aliove salary will be paid to differently from the man who can live of seeing those two peerless monuments is “spent” MILLIONS. concessions from the candidate they sup “live” agents. all the year under the sky. Even the of antiquity, the Appian Way and the The tubers or seedlings, after they have ported, and if they could not get these For further information, address: “sandhiller,” of North Carolina, and the Colosseum—storied relics of the past, the first been transplanted into flats, can be concessions they would bolt the Demo 100,000 Prune Trees (mostly CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY CO., ‘cracker,” of Cherokee Georgia, are dif contemplation of which is a liberal edu planted directly in the soil or set in pots cratic caucus. He thought probably it 178 West Van Buren St., Chicago, Ill. French^ ferent from the Kentuckian and Tennes cation. So greatly, indeed, have the edu or flats Keep the glass on till the plants would be easier to get concessions from seean in in the ........................ hills of the western slope, cational possibilities of our plan im get a good start. They need to be slight Mr. Springer than from either Mills or 35,000 Royal Ann cherry. They may ma; have had one original, but a pressed themselves on some well known ly shaded as soon as flowering begins— Crisp. 10,000 Early Crawford peach Should your little one be taken TO*RIGHT <lth Mombranoua century has fixed the local types. The philanthropists that they have taken ¡ just enough to keep the sun from burn In response to a question about the 10,000 Moorpark and Royal Croup, what would you dot What phyalcian could aavc “sandhiller” is a painfully serious citi stock in our company for that cause ing them. There is no more trouble in sub-treasury plan he said that he was its life t MORE _ zen; the Tennesseean is decidedly hu alone—Colonel Shepard and the Bev. keeping the tubers than there is a potato. opposed to class legislation of any sort, Apricot. morous, and so is the Kentuckian, ex Dr. Mallory, of New York, and the Rev. I After they have been dried sufficiently but that this plan he believed to be nec mleMpowderM^*theonly«Hfeguard. In cept as he is restrained by a rather exag Dr. Talmage. They understand what a for the flowering stem to separate freely essary, under present conditions, to ad 35,000 Esopus Spitzenberg _rer tailed. Order NOW from your druggist axirumu». Price, 5oc. A sample powder by mail for loo. apple. gerated sense of personal dignity. power for good the Coloeseum will be in , from the tuber shake them out, cover just things. Thus far there had been nt ii. huh PianicfuT co., J amaica , b . t From those three sections some 50,000 Chicago.” | with dry sand and place in a cellar that much class legislation, and it had all 20,000 Gravenstein apple. men came to southern Indiana between ' Should the enterprise be carried out— will keep a potato in good condition. been in favor of other classes, to the det 1820 and 1840. Their grandchildren here and there are no engineering difficulties in ; Begonia Scharffii, depicted in the cut, riment of the farmers. Of course what 25,000 Yellow Newtown Pip pin apple. are no more like them than the present the way of its consummation—races and is classed among soluble foliage plants he would prefer to see would be the ab MaST'" Yankee of Connecticut is like the Puri festivals, modeled after those of ancient that are well adapted to window culture olition of all class legislation, but the 15,000 Ben Davis apple. •XBMpwoau tan of 1640 When our cousins from the Rome, will be hqjd in the building, and and a grand plant for brackets, where it farmers had quite as much right to legis ▼ KNOW -wM south visit us now we have to warn the Buffalo Bill will be invited to hold his shows to the best advantage. It is not lation expressly for their benefit as had Fipwrj, •*iua*«j -*viaiiij Large Stock of all Other Lead vol non Suiaoqy *ia«i ,qi ;o io«ii>1 children in advance to keep their faces ; Wild West show therein. any other class of citizens. There must one of the tuberous rooted section. '-q.puw no||B«uoju| ¡o wiqdoradv ing Varieties of Fruits. straight while the visitor is talking. The be something done, he said, to place the visitors have their humorous revenge. Valuable Spraying Mixtures. farmers on an equal footing with others FREE FROM INSECT PESTS A VETERAN WOOD ENGRAVER. When one of our boys visits his cousins We give Professor Maynard's foruiulas. in this matter. He thought that the dis Catalogue Free. Address: in the highland south he is almost as His Labors Have Greatly Advanced the The useful Bordeaux mixture is as fol cussion of the sub-treasury plan was a mnch a curiosity as a Turk or a China Art of Illustration. lows: Six pounds of sulphate of copper are good thing, and it might be necessary to i man “Any man who can’t find his way The perfection to which wood engrav- dissolved in two gallons of hot water, and adopt it under the present condition of across such au open country as this : iug has been brought in the United four pounds of fresh lime are flaked in things. In arguing against it, he said, must be simple,” was their frank com I States is, along certain lines, largely water enough to make a thin lime wash the monopolists had exposed some of the ment when I got lost so often among i owing to the work and influence of Will 1 When both are cooled, pour together, weaknesses of their own position; for their hills. iam James Linton. Mr. Linton, who is mixing thoroughly and dilute to twenty- the argument against the class legisla Naturally enough, the first emigrants tion proposed on one hand was just as two gallons. . Strain before using. located in the hilliest section of Indiana, Kerosene Emulsion—One pound com strong against that in operation on the and it was not till 1835-40 that my own mon soap dissolved in hot water; one other.—Washington Star. individual stock penetrated to the cen gallon kerosene. Stir or churn together tral Wabash region. From there to the until a smooth, butterlike substance is The Kind of Reciprocity Farmera-Need. Ohio the rich and expressive Hoosier di Reciprocity with the southern coun formed. Dilute with twenty-five to fifty alect developed in all its marvelous i tries is advanced for the benefit of our : parts of water. beauty and flexibility. It is now heard Eau Celeste—One pound of sulphate of farmers to open more markets for bread- only on the stage, but in my boyhood 1 copper dissolved in twenty-five gallons stuffs and provisions. If its advocates heard little else and fpoke it fluently; so are sincere in wanting to find larger of water. let me rescue a few fragments before it Modified Eau Celeste—Two pounds markets for agricultural products, why passes forever to the limbo of the dead I sulphate of copper, 2j pounds carbonate do they not move for reciprocity with languages. Its most marked peculiarity of soda and lj pints of ammonia (22 degs. Europe instead of with South America? was that it followed the analogy of the Baiune). Dilute with twenty-two gal Europe takes from us more than $600,- French and Greek instead of Latin and s lons of water. 000,000 in agricultural products yearly, English—that is, two negatives did not Paris green or London purple may be which is sixty times as much as the CONTAINING make an affirmative The more nega used with the Bordeaux mixture, and southern countries take. If reciprocity tives one got in, the more emphatic was thus we get a combination useful both with South America would increase our the sentence Thus the newcomer look ■Sr.- a ' exports 50 per cent.—and it probably for insects and fungous diseases. AND « ing for work would ask the farmer: would—it would open a market for “You don't know o’nobody what don’t The Strawberry Plants. $5,000,000 more of farm products, and want to hire nobody to do nothin’ no It payswell, according to Orchard and similar results, following from reciproc TBK M ammoth C tclof . mdia haa been pub where around here, don't you?” WILLIAM JAMES UNTON. Habed to meet the wants ol the rnassea for a Garden, to mulch the soil along the rows ity with Europe, would increase our ex universal comp< ndium of knowh dge, practical. ‘No, I don't." a poet and prose writer as well as an en of strawberry plants, for not only does ports of farm products by $300,000,000. UHeful, Kcientiflc and general. The w<»rk is pub lished complete in Tour large and bandsutne ( J ‘1 reckon you hain't saw nobody from graver, was boro in London in 1812. He the mulching keep the berries clean and Now, if the farmer is the person to be volumes, comprising a total ot 2.176 pages, and up the crick today?” profuaely illustrated withfiZObeauliluiengrar- began his apprenticeship as a wood en free from sand, but it also retains moist benefited we must look eastward, not ,f ~g- -A - . is Inga. Tbouaaada of doFars have been expended "No, I hain’t saw nobody.” to n ake thia the moat oompiete, valuable and graver when sixteen years old, and ure in the soil to the lasting benefit of southward, for markets. The best mar useful work for the masses ever published. It is They understood each other perfectly, specimens of his work are to be seen in the plants and fruit. In the family gar kets for farm products are not to be a work for every body—mat), woman and ahild, and that is the real object of all lan “Pictorial Illustrations of the Bible,” den, where the work will not be so great found among agricultural, but among i in every occupation or walk in life. The aub stance and practical utility cf twenty ordinary guage For “saw’' in the foregoing put published in 1833. From 1842 to 1867, as to entail much expense, the straw manufacturing, mining and mercantile volumes are comprised in these fonr, and so replete la the work with knowledge of every ‘seed." ai.d yon will have the Carolina when he immigrated to America, he was berry crop may be enlarged and the fruit communities. A nation of farmers offers kind, so filled ia it with uaetul hints and helpful suggestion*, that we fully believe that in every variety of the dialect. I remember as if prominently identified with the London made finer by watering. This should be the best market to manufacturers, and it home to which it shall find it« way it will soon it were but yesterday thtf day our Illustrated News. I come to be regarded aa worth ha weight in gold. 5- done while the berries are forming and is for that reason that reciprocity with For want of apace we can only briefly mimmar- teacher told us we really must say “yel It- a small portion of thecontmtaof this great Shortly after liis arrival in New York after the soil around the plants has been the agricultural countries of the south is I work, as follows : low" instead of “yaller," and “thirsty’ he conducted a class in engraving at the mulched, so that the moisture may be so earnestly sought. The “other prod instead of ’dry.” The parents unani Cooper Institute, and he was for years retained. Put on plenty of water and ucts” will get the benefits, and the fann BISTOBY. TOMiMMOTFCTClOMMieoilUlMBOOIlipWt* I Ç**“'*- 2ix“K.i^.äÄ. cä inously approved of the first instruction, engaged in the illustration of the works keep it up until the berries begin to ers, as usual, will receive all the compli : but thought the second was rather piling of authors like J. G. Holland, William color, then stop. During the ripening ments of the season.— Roger Q. Mills in ¿»-I— muen«u», importaot erenti I d the hUtorj or M D>tioD>, chroDolo»ie»l liailiuia, ureeaa. MoBleits Auotranan», Bulgarians, SioUians, eU., ftv it on, for, as our hired hand logically put Cullen Bryant and Jane Austin. He process they require warm, dry weather. Forum. hiitory, etc., etc. ’FACTrHK®. In thib freat w«rk i» alK ds^ua«s BIOGRAPHY. This great work contains the Live« of art MANL it: “If a feller that wants a drink ain't embodied the result of his studies in a the Preaidrtiu of the United Bute», from Washington to and illustrated the %rta and processes of printing, stereotyping Contradictory, if True. Harrison, with portraits and other llluetration», also live» and Ixiokbinding, wood engraviug. lithography, phiiliigr^BiJ. eaHc* dry, what in the dingnation is he? L splendid work on “The Masters of Wood An Item in Melon Culture. of Napoleon Bonaparte, Shakespeare, Byron. William printing, piano making, watch making, paper making, ti c C. S. Hall, president of the Missouri portraits Penn, Beujamin Franklin, Henry Clay, Dauiel Webster, and manufacture of silk. iron, steel, glass, china, perftimery. soap, reckon the master (teacher) wouldn't go Engraving,” which appeared recently. leathsr, stafcii. wall paper, turpentine, postal eaada, jost. g.; A Georgia farmer says that a very im famous »Uteemen, authors, poets, generale, clergymen, etc., statntis. envelopes, pens, pencils, needles, and many other ez fur ez to say he’s wet, heh?” A few Mr. Linton at one time took great in portant point in the growing of water state Alliance, is credited in a St. Louie down to the present day. thing«, all of which will be found peculiarly Interesdag and AGRICULTFRE. Valuable hints and useful suggestions instructive. days later the “master” gave out the terest in European politics, and was a melons is the manuring. Many patches dispatch with the following utterance: iw to Farmers, treating of field crops, gates aud fences, fertilisers, PKODrCTR. Interesting descriptions. iUas- “Do you look with favor upon the farm implements ; livestock raising, including the treatment of FOREIGN word '‘tomattusses," and when many warm friend of Mazzini. He was also are ruined by too much manure in the diseases of domestio animals; poultry keeplug, and how made trated, of theculture and preparation for market of tea, coffer, cotton, flax, hemp, augnr, rioe. nutmagc. «over, had attempted to spell it and failed, of I editor of a daily liberal paper in the hill immediately at the root. Strew third party movement within the Alli successful and profitable; bee keeping, dairy farming, etc. The chocolate, cinnamon, allspice, pepper, co< <>auuU, pineapples, ban treatment of these subjects is complete and exhaustive, and ginger, anas. prnnes, dates, raisins, fig«, olivea. India-rubber, gutta course be gave out the word “potat- I Isle of Man. renders the work of great prasUca! use to fsrmers and stockmen. manure heavily along the furrow, opened ance?” percha, cork, camphor, castor oil, tapioca, etc., etc. Herein is given the most useful hints t usses.’ “I do not, for two reasons. First, be HORTICULTURE. Interesting end instructive wide aad deep, ridge on it, then strew in to growers of all kind» of vegetables and fruits, as gathered ft'ATFXAL IHRTORY. descAptfoue, acdompanied py illustrations, of vumorons beast« cause our constitution is directly against This we had never heard, and when he from the experience of the most successful horticulturists. ( Mr. Ker’s Valuable Parcel. birds, fishes and insects, with much ourious iulormaiiou »tgard- ridging furrows. Too much manure at ARCHITECTURE. Designs and plan»for houaes, ootuges their life and habits. pointed out that tomatoes and potatoes Simeon Ker, of Melbourne, Australia, root will make vines turn yellow at first partisan political action by the Alliance; barn» and other outbuilding», with valuable suggestion» to j ing LAW. T hs M ammoth C tclopmdia 1» also a complete law and second, because 1 should greatly pre those intending to build. were analogous (of course he never used I registered at the Russell house. book, telling every man how be maybe his own lawyer, and little dry spell, and the melons will ripen HOUSEHOLD. Thi» work oontalns tried and tested recipe« containing full and concise ex plan at iota of the general laws that word) it suddenly dawned upon almost every imaginable dish for breakfast, dinner and tea. i and the lea l of the several flutes upon all matters which are ”1 came from Australia by way of San prematurely and, of course, you will fer a more speedy remedy than a long for department alone being worth more than nine-tenths of subject to litigation, with numerous forms of legal docomeuts. my mind, aad for the first time, that Francisco, and am on my way to Lon have a melon that is sickly, but a melon and tedious one (if one at all) that would this the cook books sold ; almost Innumerable hints, helps and sug- 1 to housekeepers ; designs and suggestions for making MINING. Descriptions and illustrations of ths mining of printed English was a guide in speaking don,” said Mr. Ker. “I merely stopped fresh from a healthy vine is a harmless arise through the organization of a third gestions na’ y beautiful thiDgs for the adornment of home, in needle- I gold, sliver diamonds, ooal, salt, oopper, lead, sloe, tin and embroiderv. eta.; hints on floriculture, telliag how to be ' quicksilver He was a sort of Irish Yankee scholar, over for a few hours' rest, and take the luxury, unsurpassed by anything in the political party. Speaking for myself, 1 work, successful with all the various plants ; toilet bints, tellling how WONDERS OF THE REA. Herein sre described and who had strayed into the settlement and train for the east this evening. My busi vegetable or fruit kingdom, provided you will say that I will not vote for or sup to preserve and beautify the complexion, bands, testh, hair, Illustrated the manv wonderful and beautiful things found at the bottom of the ooesn.ths plants, flowers, shells, fishes, tic., Uke- ete. port any political party that will declare etc., stranded, and his uame was John Mc ness is that of a common carrier,” and bave a good kind. MEDICAL. Many dollars in doctors’ bills will be saved j wigo pearl diving, «oral tsblng. etc., etc. to everv possessor of this book through the valuable I XTATI«TIC*L and MIACELLANEOLS. ¡1- .. itself against the free coinage of silver, annually Kinney If living, may his eye fall on Mr. Ker smiled a complacent sort of information herein oontained. Il tell» how to cure, by simple | given a vast amount of useful and fnirrestlug iufortu0Uoti, nor will I vote for or support any polit yet reliable home remedies, available in every household, every I is «me this tribute; if otherwise, heaven rest smile as he placed a bulldog revolver on of wbkh l.cb. peputailon <» AmwlMO due., area at, Horticultural Notes. diW8.se and ailment that is curable, this department forming a pomlailen of tha coutlnetua. of the Bute, and Torrli.-eu., apd ical party that will declare itself against his soul! He nearly whaled the hide off the table and threw off his coat and vest. complete medical book, the value of wbloh |n any home can of the priodp.1 oouoIrWa of Ih. wwld. Uo«ih of U>a prl>.clp.l At a meeting of the Massachusetts rum, TOU for aiilr two , YreaHeaUal orail.lie.. hardly be computed In dollars and cents. of me on divers occasions, but he taught lUHlubx»«. kdgbl ■ pop ,.,«,»,. “Don’t be alarmed,” he said, as the Horticultural society was urged the ad the increase of the volume of money in INVENTION AND DISCOVERY. Remarkably inter- ereaauddepioota«.c the United States, nor will I support any esting descriptions of great Inventions, including the Steam locomotion of animal, aqd relodtf of bodie». belrbt ol mo. to me the rudiments of our language. representative evinced some little nerv vantages of instruction in horticulture Engine, the Telegraph, the Printing Pre»», the Electric Light, menu, lower, ai.d ettndar«. dialanoaa foam Wa-bi,.*' .,, ai'd political party tffat does not come out in the Hewing Machine, the Telephone, the Typewriter, the Type from New Torb. to important J bl-' " - ■: ,!i. Etymologically, the Hoosier dialect ousness at th?se warlike movements. “I in public schools CO.err .114 prove.,, p»nu1.r wbrlqo.«« «t Am.rl — Machiue, the Cotton flip, etc. its platform in favor of the removal of Betting bad three sources— tl»e very old English presume you have seen the stock of some for eitle,; ete., common tmu. n'f WORLD’S WONDERS. Graphic de»wlptlon«. uurjl.rton ’■»’P of o«|A(»>«. V.UBlreeli ' T. T. Lyon reports the yellow trans the present heavy tariff tax from the ne THE beautifullv illustrated, of the Yellowstone Park, yoscwftr of tbe w«>H, psrlw, r«M, i. n.uirel M - words preserved by the people of the diamond salesman—worth anywhere 'I Valiev. Niagara Fall», the Alps, Paris, Vesuvius, V- > •t parent apple as hardy, productive and onrioor«.*. bUnnoIMM«*. "Ml" " cessaries of life that the poor of our Vienna, the Canon« of Colorado, Manimp th, f we. Jiuu*ai opiioale. central south (such, for instance, as from $25,000 to $75,000. Well, I carry a • f work». pop«>M reblee. femllUr q.olULii» ■ more free from scab than any other early Bridge, Watkins Glen, the White Mountaiu«. etc., etc. plenu. drip, word« et r»mou, per»«.» <ei country must have. As I view it, the “tote,” which is still good English), the mnch larger stock, and all in one piece. Description», profusely illustrated, of the life, ,roil.tle.of rhe globe, leoltuj forcruncpl, tariff issue is by far the most important TRAVELS. L ( It negro perversions of English and the pe See here,” and Mr. Ker drew a stout apple. maun^ra, customs, peculiar forms, rites and ceremonies 1 I the ew The California Fruit Grower says that issue before the people.” Fui’in the above brief nummary nf its content« some i-’.ct r. wb.t » FOin»rfc»Wylnt-reprint. If: culiar phrases employed by the “Pennsyl steel chain from the opening in his open ____________ _______ . y r I ’ or «frnetin-.al p»ri pt Gw ' :'• valuable work the M ammoth CYCLOPEDIA 1« be vaiw - . vania Dutch” as they learned to speak back shirt, at the end of which was a melons may be obtained a month earlier !r i-- is a vaet 11 <-ful — and ■ You -hould immediately have your name thia gr«-at wtvrk have been natn- <!. It zzt dtorehouM» <.r ......... - eraerr uilng k oblyoD«'of the beat and moat valuable work« ever pablblw d i nt»y la• <1 nr Ja« truage. English. These were German idioms steel portemonnaie, locked with a secret than usual by planting the seeds in placed on the R ecord ' s mailing list. It is i f’t ou: it. It Ina work to ba consulted every day with »agar.lt the vhuoiin perph-xlt»'? quj*»« Mil arise In writing and conversation, by th«‘ farmer an>l hour« wife it; their daily duties an i pur-,:., and local phrases of the Palatinate liter spring. This he opened, and exhibited a I squares of sod which have been placed the people's paper. tinuoua reading no work is more entertaining or instructive. ally translated into English, and such diamond of most wonderful size and brill in a warm, sheltered spot or frame, Well Merited Praise. German words as had au analogy to En 1 iancy. It was nearly an inch in diame where they can be protected from frost. In almost every neighborhood there is glish words and were transferred bodily. ter, and while holding it in his left hand As soon as danger from this Bource is some one or more persons whose Jives have A native and alleged student of language Mr. Ker's right hand toyed with the re past the squares are removed and set in been saved by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or who have been the fields where wonted_____ long ago drew up a form of conjugation volver on the table. cured of chronic diarrhoea by it. Such )>er- The Only Female Court Commissioner. for the verb “to do” in this dialect sons take special pleasure in recommend “That is a genuine African diamond of By special arrangement with the publisher of the M ammoth C yclofa ’. dia , we are en Take notice that “gone” implies past the first water, and is worth £27,600, as Mrs. Kate Pier, of Milwaukee, was re ing the remedy t_o others. The praise that to make to our subscribers and renders the following extraordinary oiler: We time, and “bin gone” the past perfect diamonds go,” said he, “but on account eeutly appointed court commissioner follows the introduction and use makes it abled very popular. 25 and 50 cent bottles for will send the M AMMOTH CYCLOPAJDIA complete in four volumes as uboee d,_- scribed, all postage prepaid, also the VALLEY RECORD for One ye xr upon receipt tense, and you will appreciate the rich of its unusual size we regard it as more under the new law of Wisconsin en- sale by all druggists. of only $3 00, which is but 50 cents more than our regular subscription price, so that valuable. It is insured for £25,000. No, a bling women members of lúe bar to ness of expression in this. Consumption Cured. you practically get this large and valuable work for the triHing sum of 50 cents Thia is hold that office. I am not afraid of losing it. In the first PARADIGM OF A HOOSIER VERB. An old physician, retired from practice, a great offer, a wonderful bargain, and it is a pleasure to us to 1« enabled to offer our Mrs. Pier has place it could only be obtained by kill havinp had placed in his hands by an East readers so remarkable an opportunity. Through this extraordinary offer we hope to Present Tense—Regular, as in English. rarely appeared India missionary the formula of a simple largely increase our circulation. Please tell all your friends that they can get the Imperfect Tense—I done it, you done it, he ing me, for it can never be removed from in court, but she vegetable remedy for the speedy and per M ammoth C yclopaedia in four volumes with a year’s subscription to our paper, for only l done it w« all done it ypu all done it, they all my body while 1 am alive. I am not manent cure of Consumption. Bronchitis, $3.00. Perfect satisfacticn is guaranteed to all who take advantage of this great premium has a large office ■ done IL Catarrh. Asthma, and all throat and lung offer. Those whose subscriptions have not yet expired who renew now will receive the Perfect Tense—1 gone done it, you gone done afraid to show it, because I desire all practice and has good people to know I have it. You rep attentions, also a positive and radical cure M ammoth C yclopaedia at once, and their subscriptions will lie extended one year from it, etc. for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com date of expiration. The M ammoth C yclopjidia will also be given free to any one send resent a well known newspaper. I find repeatedly acted Past Perfect Tense -I bin gone done it, etc. as receiver for plaints, after having tested its wonderful ing us a club of three yearly subscribers to our pajter Address all letters to Ashland, First Future—I gw ice to do it, etc. it all over the world. curative powers in thousands of cases, has Oregon: Second Future—I gwine to gone done it, you important busi “ Now, suppose I was to be chloro felt it his dutv to make it known to his suf gwine to gone done it, he gwine to gone done ness enterprises. fering fellows. Actuated by this motive : it, we all gwine to gone done it, yon all gwine formed and robbed of it, you as well as C'vlonel I'. R. and a desire to relieve human suffering, I : to gone done it, they all gwine to gone done it. others to whom 1 have shown it could Pier, her hus will send free of charge, to all who desire it. This is an exaggeration. We never testify that 1 had it, though the offi tbis recipe, in German, French or English, band, and Miss cials to whom I should complain of the did talk quite so badly as that in Indiana, with full directions for preparing ana us ing. Sent by mail by addressing with though we were crude enough. Early loss might doubt it In the old days, and Kate H. Pier, her daughter, are also stamp, naming this paper. W. A. NOYES, ' in the ’50's the common school system in certain localities at present, it would was well established, and now Indiana be as well to say nothing about it, per practicing attorneys and counselors-at- 820 Powers’ Block, Rochester, N. Y. has fewer native illiterates than any haps, but in civilized countries it is dif law, and she has two younger daughters An elegant line ef jewelry, watches, other state save five. Then came the ferent. The insurance company which studying law at the Wisconsin state clocks, etc., to select from at J. 8. Muller’s. We will send the FATIKE SET OF DICKENS’ WORKS, in TWELVE Vol*,- It will pay parties living elsewhere to make UMES. as above described, all postage prepaid by ouraelves, altto the VALI.EY HIX’- war—that awful, that iconoclastic war. holds the risk preferred I should carry it university. Mrs. Pier went tb Milwau , atriphere and inspect before purchasing OKD for ONE YEAR, upon receipt of $3.10, which is only 60 cents more than the kee a few years ago. She is probably and with it a great broadening of ideas, to intrusting it to an express company.”— the only female court commissioner IB elsewhere. regular subscription price of this paper. Our readers, therefore, practically get a set of while after it came our Augustan age. Detroit Free Press. Dickens’ works in twelve volumes for only 60 cents. This is the grandest premium ever the United State«. And today Indiana boasts the most popu I Dissolution of Co-Partnership offered. Up to this time a set of Dickens’works has usually been |10.00 or more. Tell Muae; L* a Vineyard. all your friends that they can get a set of Dickens’ works, in twelve volumes, with * lar dialect poet, the most widely read A new pianoforte keyboard, having G. J. Carpenter, in a paper on grapes, otice is hereby given that the year’s subscription to the V alley R ecord for only $3.10. Subscribe now and get this historian, and the most truly classical six rowsvf keys, has recently been ex co-partnership existing between the great premium. If your subscription has not yet expired, it will make no difference, for novelist among the living of these three I showed that his vineyard had almost hibited in Manchester. England. An it ill be extended one year from date of expiration. We will also give a se* of Dickens undersigned in the bottling, shipping and classes. Need I arid that I refer to Whit paid for itself in the first three years, octave is formed by six keys in two con selling of mineral water has been dissolved aswabove. free and post-paid, to any one sending us a club of three yearly subscriber and that in the years following the prod comb Riley, Professor Ridpath and Gen Address Ashland, Oregon: by mutual consent. G. M. Parkinson col ucts were nearly clear gain. He recom tinuous rows. All the keys are on the lects all accounts and pays ad bills. eral Lew Wallace? J. H. B eadle same level, and each note is separated mends the Brighton, Goethe, Worden, CHAS. H. HOSLEY. K Ashland, Or ORGANIZE ALLIANCES I JOB WORK, DEFY COMPETITION. R. STRAIT, Largest Steck of Trees in the Northwest, Salary $25 Per Week. Will sl Remedy J. H. SETTLEMIER. IN FOUR VOLUMES. 2,176 Pages 620 Beautiful Illustrations! THE VALLEY RECORD. galley gecovb gubltuhiaff &o. ornaments T charms . DICKENS’ COMPLETE WORKS IN 12 VOLUMES. 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